WiWavelength
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While that could be the case, many of the audio analysts I've read have mentioned it being 1.5mbps...
No, you and/or the analysts are mistaken. Learn more about FLAC. For 16 bit 44.1 kHz audio, FLAC will average under 1 Mbps. I should know, as I have ripped thousands of CDs to FLAC.
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What is stopping them from streaming Tidal Hi-Fi (1411Kbps) with a "Upgrade to premium streaming" limit of 1.5 Mbps?
Tidal HiFi should average under 1 Mbps.
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Yeah it isn't but lower frequency spectrum helps. If they can do it using small cells more power to them. I want to see results.
Sprint already has low band spectrum. Additional low band spectrum would be just raw material -- it would not build its own new sites. A 5 MHz FDD chunk of 600 MHz would not bring "results."
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Of course not, since Sprint has covered the suburbs/exurbs so well!
Phooey. That is not a 600 MHz issue.
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Maybe, in that case, an argument relying on a comparison between the telecom market in the United States and the telecom market in Canada is flawed.
No shit, Sherlock.
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Maybe for you. $90 to $100 for 2GB of data and unlimited talk/text is not cheap in my book.
Maybe, even exchange rate aside, many goods and services are more expensive in Canada. How is that for a revelation? Now, hand me my Nobel Prize in Economics.
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Maybe for you. $90 to $100 for 2GB of data and unlimited talk/text is not cheap in my book.
Multiply those figures by the 0.75 exchange rate.
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Then you're wrong.
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You need to do additional research before applying erroneous statements to something you've not done some reading on.
The Airing of Grievances.
Happy Festivus, everyone.
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I have a Sprint Note 5 and I'm suing the Google Messenger app as my default texting app.
Are you serving Google Messenger the lawsuit via SMS?
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For those interested in the pixel...
Excuse the sizing of the image copied URL.
Wait is that just for new lines? Can people who already have the Pixel qualify?
A place for Pixel talk, and Pixel talk in its place.
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And that has always been sprint's weakness.
And indignation long has been many current or former Sprint users' weakness?
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So when these new handsets come out, we don't need to worry about a device emitting at 400mW hugging our body (and brain) all day right? I'm a paranoid and I've always worried about my 200mW device attached to my body and I'm not sure how I would feel about these 400mW ones.
Ah, then a VZW variant Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is just the handset for you. Very little RF radiation directed at your body or your serving cell site.
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HPUE is an uplink improvement. It increases the transmit power of the device from 23dBm to 26dBm...
Not transmitted power, conducted power. Some handsets already can exceed 23 dBm EIRP on band 41.
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Ahem, why is all of this Samsung Galaxy Note 7 talk in this thread? We already have a longstanding thread:
http://s4gru.com/index.php?/topic/7568-samsung-galaxy-note-7-dying-embers-thread/
S4GRU staff will be "pushing out an update" to move the posts to the appropriate location.
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Double the transmit power from the UE.
Conducted power, not necessarily transmitted power. We already have some handsets that top 23 dBm EIRP on band 41 by way of antenna gain. But if the antenna gain is shitty, an increase to 26 dBm conducted power easily could get attenuated back down to 21-22 dBm EIRP.
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SVLTE works great through third party apps.
SVLTE is specifically CDMA1X voice or W-CDMA voice simultaneous with LTE data.
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Sprint needs VoLTE to get a small, vocal minority on the Internet off Sprint's back for being the only one of the four major operators not to support first party simultaneous voice and data some of the time.
I fixed your quote for you.
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PCS EDGE outdoes LTE700 on range?
LTE is as fragile as a baby's cranium.
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I am dropped on Tmo VoLTE all the time. We have a lot of B12 LTE/EDGE sites in my area with no WCDMA. Even with B12, there are tons of places where we get EDGE but no LTE. My area on Tmo is very similar to what VoLTE would be like on Sprint (in a good market). Because B12 VoLTE does not successfully hand off to EDGE here. Painful.
Pretty sure T-Mobiles VoLTE falls back on to HSPA+ and/ or wifi calling.
Er, people reference EDGE and HSPA+ inappropriately way too often. GSM and W-CDMA, those are the voice carriers. EDGE and HSPA+ are just packet data enhancements, not meant for voice. e/SRVCC does not hand down from VoLTE to EDGE or HSPA+. No, it hands down to GSM or W-CDMA.
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Hhhmmm. I'm just going but, the older article that says it supports it.
Baseband. And supported does not equal enabled.
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I have the only phone ( so far that supports that). The HTCA9
No, the Qualcomm baseband was one of the first to support uplink CA, but I do not recall that it was ever tested and authorized in the Sprint variant HTC One A9.
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35x35.
So, Stage 4 at 70 MHz will be the final round with 30 MHz (15 MHz FDD) reserve spectrum. Once Stage 4 fails to complete the auction, Stage 5 will reduce the reserve to 20 MHz (10 MHz FDD), correct?
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Sprint may have been right on something. If this is anything to go by it'll be hell getting chip makers to include the 600 mhz in upcoming phones if the interest so far has been meh.
As long as VZW and AT&T do not sit on their hands entirely, then the future 600 MHz ecosystem will be okay. But if T-Mobile is the only major operator to come away with anything, then all bets are off, and 600 MHz could be a niche band.
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Do you not understand data compression and average bit rate? FLAC is a compressed lossless format. Its maximum bit rate for 16 bit 44.1 kHz audio is meaningless to the average bit rate.
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